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But there is no clear evidence of an autumn wave starting, says the Office for National Statistics.

The move comes after Foreign Secretary James Cleverly spoke to his EU counterpart Maroš Šefčovič.

A BBC investigation found a "toxic culture" of abuse and bullying at a Manchester mental health unit.

A man is held on suspicion of assisting an offender after the killing of Olivia Pratt-Korbel.

The latest ONS weekly survey estimates one in 45 people are currently infected.

The DJ delivers a heartfelt speech as he ends his daily programme after 23 years.

Police search for the body of Keith Bennett, killed in 1964, after "potential remains" are found.

The presenter says the BBC could have handled her exit better when it decided to shake up the show.

An independent review, led by John Scott KC, calls for a greater focus on patients' human rights.

Several electricity and gas providers in Northern Ireland will increase prices in the coming days.

The child, then six, was thrown from the 10th floor of the art gallery and suffered severe injuries.

The death of Molly Russell "should send shockwaves through Silicon Valley", the NSPCC's chief says.

The Governess, Anne Hegerty, on autism and how she finds everyday household tasks difficult.

The popstar-slash-actor's beauty brand branches into cosmetics - but will other men follow his lead?

Output grew in the second quarter of this year, data shows, despite an initial reading saying it had shrunk.

Participants are warned 90% of rail services will not run on Saturday, the day before the race.

Respiratory syncytial virus is the most common cause of bronchiolitis in children aged under two.

Plaid Cymru says it debunks claims about an independent Wales, but Tories call some forecasts wild.

Housing tenant Amber Bradley fears she may be killed by falling beams in her Patchway property.

The development comes after a flurry of activity in the hunt for the killer of banker Alistair Wilson.